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Epstein Becker Green announced the winners of the firm’s 2026 Annual Core Values Champion awards: Jenny Yu, Member of the Firm in Los Angeles; Julia Rioux Thayer, Associate in New York; and John ...

Christopher Coyne, Senior Counsel, co-presents “Worker Misclassification: Challenges of Determining Exempt vs. Non-Exempt Employees,” an on-demand webinar hosted by BARBRI. Accurate employment ...

On October 19, 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued final guidance (the “Final Guidance”) on identity and ...

The New York City Commission on Human Rights (the “Commission”) approved and adopted final rules amending previous rules implementing the New York City Fair Chance Act (FCA). The finalized rule ...

Ohio federal judges have published standing orders restricting the use of AI in preparing court filings. For litigators, these orders raise two practical questions: what work does each restriction ...

As one of the nation’s leaders in artificial intelligence (AI) and technology regulation, California is implementing guardrails to protect consumers and employees while increasing transparency in the ...

Employers tracking workplace artificial intelligence (AI) regulations and legislation may know that 2026 has been eventful, but not in a way that simplifies compliance. Several new state AI laws took ...

[00:00:05] Gianna Costello: Today on Speaking of Litigation, we're discussing the traditional elements of attorney-client privilege and work product doctrines, and discussing practical guidance for ...

Courts are applying old wiretapping laws to modern AI tools like chatbots and transcription software, claiming they intercept communications without consent. Legal debates focus on whether AI vendors ...